For the past two weeks now in Ilorin, it is said that warnings have been circulating concerning attacks on innocent individuals especially at night, from 7p.m. It is also said that the reason for such attacks is ritual. Can anyone confirm this?

Yes, I have said it numerous times that I and a couple of others were chased by head hunters in Ilorin. They play very sweet music on their drums. DO NOT INVESTIGATE. And stay indoors until the season is over.

What part of Ilorin?

I don't think there's any truth in the rumour. I just left ilorin this morning since sallah's time and there was nothing of such, peace!

VoodooDoll:

What part of Ilorin?

The city itself, cases were mentioned of Oko-Erin and Asa Dam areas. But no area is an exception to such attacks according to reports.

Beaf:

Yes, I have said it numerous times that I and a couple of others were chased by head hunters in Ilorin. They play very sweet music on their drums. DO NOT INVESTIGATE. And stay indoors until the season is over.

These ones they say, are blood hunters.

Ritual murder is an old a tradition as are the tribes and terrain that make up Africa.   Today in Nigeria and much of sub-Saharan Africa,  the stubborn belief still persists that human cadaver parts can be used to conjure up free cash money.  Human sacrifice is a growth industry in present-day Nigeria due to the widespread prevalence of such superstitious indoctrination from birth, among generations of her citizens in ALL tribal homelands.  

While Chinese government officials harvest internal organs from executed prisoners for wholesale to the medical transplant black-market, Nigerian kidnap and ritual murder gangs exist primarily to provide fresh or smoke-dried human "spare parts" for use in witchcraft rituals that only ever yield returns to the chartered witch doctors.    It is only a matter of time, however, before Nigerian gore entrepreneurs diversify their operations to include the harvest and sale of fresh frozen human organs for medical transplant, as is currently done by Egyption desert Bedouins who capture African illegal immigrants for use as unwilling live donors, who die shortly after having their innards plundered.

Returning to the question posed by Mesico2 regarding what to make of rumours about ritual murderers on the prowl in ANY Nigerian town or city, I would suggest that such reports be regarded as VERY serious and credible warnings, and that anyone resident where such activity is recorded should ratchet up their level of personal awareness accordingly.